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Murray, who was broken when serving for the second set and lost the subsequent tiebreaker, rallied from 5-2 down in the fourth set to beat Dimitrov.

Ronaldo is the latest concern for coach Ancelotti whose Real Madrid side are looking far from the slick machine that strung together 22 straight victories before Christmas.

The 35 were among 82 samples tested while another 112 samples are in the process of being tested, L Narendranath, Director of state-run Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) said.

July 18, 2005: President Bush and Prime Minister Singh first announce their intention to enter into a nuclear agreement in Washington.

One body was retrieved today after it appeared in the water as the fuselage neared the surface, taking the total recovered so far to 70.

US President Barack Obama on Sunday planted a sapling at Rajghat after laying the wreath at father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi's memorial.

China's netizen population which is the world's largest reached 648 million at the end of last year, 16 million more than in June.

The bride to be Soha Ali Khan was spotted running some pre-wedding errands. The actress is to marry long time boyfriend actor Kunal Khemu today.

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Currently seeded second, Sharapova is through to quarter-finals after a 6-3, 6-0 win over China's Peng Shuai.

Barack Obama, who is accompanied by a high-level delegation, has seven engagements on Sunday including talks with Narendra Modi.

Bogdan led a spirited defensive display as the Championship side earned themselves a fourth round FA Cup replay following a goalless draw at Liverpool on Saturday.

Lazio came back to beat visiting AC Milan 3-1 and move into third place in Serie A.

Barcelona forwards Neymar and Lionel Messi scored doubles as Barcelona romped home to a massive 6-0 win over Elche on Saturday.

Praising the Modi government's trade initiatives with United States, former US assistant secretary of defence Vikram Singh on Saturday said the high energy level in US and India means the countries will continue to make progress on high priority issues.

"India wants to be major IT manufacturing hub, but is not participating in international talks," Rick Rossow said.